HOW TO WORRY WELL (8 OF 10)
by Chris Brown
Scripture: Philippians 4:2-9
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How To Worry Well (8 of 10)
Series: Philippians - Conquering Life's Dungeons and Dragons
Pastor Chris Brown
Philippians 4:2-9
Understanding Two Opposites:
Worry = to treat roughly - a tearing apart or continual biting.
Peace = to bring unity or harmony - a calm, quiet.
Finding Peace In Worry Through:
Philippians 4:2-9
- Relationships
Philippians 4:2-5, Matthew 5:23-26, Matthew 18:15-17, 1 John 4:19-21
Find the common ground.
Let God be the Judge .
Live with eternity in mind.
- Prayer
Philippians 4:6-7, Matthew 6:25-34, 1 Thessalonians 5:14-18
Thankfulness is not an option, but an obligation.
See your circumstances through the lens of God's:
Love.
Wisdom.
Power.
There is nothing too great for God's power, and nothing too small
for Dad's care.
- Thoughts
Philippians 4:8, 2 Corinthians 10:5, Romans12:1-2, Galatians 5:22-23, Colossians 3:15
Worry keeps you from appreciating what you do have.
Take control of what you can, let go of what you can't.
- Actions
Philippians 4:9, Mark 14:32-42, John 14:27, James 1:22-25
Peace is a daily decision you make, not just an emotion you feel.
Worry is not a sin, living there is!
Growth Group Homework
QUICK REVIEW: Was there one point from this week's sermon on "How to Worry Well" that particularly caught your attention, challenged you or confused you?
MY STORY
1. Most of us experience worry at least some of the time - in spite of God's promises to take care of us. From the list below which one or two of these worries is the most likely to get your attention and why?
Family concerns (kids, spouse, ex-spouse, siblings, parents, extended family members, etc.)
Job situation
Financial challenges (paying the bills, college expenses, retirement, investments, etc.)
Health issues
Sudden tragedy (violence, accidents, natural disasters, etc.)
Spiritual issues (for yourself and others)
Relationship problems (friendships, dating relationships, neighbo ...
Series: Philippians - Conquering Life's Dungeons and Dragons
Pastor Chris Brown
Philippians 4:2-9
Understanding Two Opposites:
Worry = to treat roughly - a tearing apart or continual biting.
Peace = to bring unity or harmony - a calm, quiet.
Finding Peace In Worry Through:
Philippians 4:2-9
- Relationships
Philippians 4:2-5, Matthew 5:23-26, Matthew 18:15-17, 1 John 4:19-21
Find the common ground.
Let God be the Judge .
Live with eternity in mind.
- Prayer
Philippians 4:6-7, Matthew 6:25-34, 1 Thessalonians 5:14-18
Thankfulness is not an option, but an obligation.
See your circumstances through the lens of God's:
Love.
Wisdom.
Power.
There is nothing too great for God's power, and nothing too small
for Dad's care.
- Thoughts
Philippians 4:8, 2 Corinthians 10:5, Romans12:1-2, Galatians 5:22-23, Colossians 3:15
Worry keeps you from appreciating what you do have.
Take control of what you can, let go of what you can't.
- Actions
Philippians 4:9, Mark 14:32-42, John 14:27, James 1:22-25
Peace is a daily decision you make, not just an emotion you feel.
Worry is not a sin, living there is!
Growth Group Homework
QUICK REVIEW: Was there one point from this week's sermon on "How to Worry Well" that particularly caught your attention, challenged you or confused you?
MY STORY
1. Most of us experience worry at least some of the time - in spite of God's promises to take care of us. From the list below which one or two of these worries is the most likely to get your attention and why?
Family concerns (kids, spouse, ex-spouse, siblings, parents, extended family members, etc.)
Job situation
Financial challenges (paying the bills, college expenses, retirement, investments, etc.)
Health issues
Sudden tragedy (violence, accidents, natural disasters, etc.)
Spiritual issues (for yourself and others)
Relationship problems (friendships, dating relationships, neighbo ...
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